[Asterisk-Users] OT: Linux on treo 650

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Rusty, you missing the point here, this is not about running asterisk
on a PDA/Smartphone, but about running Linux on a PDA/Smarphone. The
one you provide might run SIP, but it's not running Linux. If you can
get Linux on it, then in theory you can install Asterisk (you might
have to force * not to load some modules, but it should basicly work).

On 12/14/05, Rusty Dekema <rdekema at gmail.com> wrote:
> The PPC-6700
> (http://www.mobiletechreview.com/Sprint-PPC-6700.htm) that
> I am testing right now may not be able to run Asterisk, but it sure can
> connect via 802.11b to my Asterisk system. Unfortunately, the operating
> system does not seem to provide access to the "earphone" speaker that the
> regular phone uses, and instead only to the loudspeaker on the back of the
> phone. So if I want to use VoIP on it, I have to have a headset.
>
> Additionally, the device seems to periodically "freeze up" for a period of
> time ranging from 1 to 2 seconds during SIP/RTP calls. The call does not
> drop, but the interruption makes it pretty unusable. This happens even with
> no other applications running.
>
> The above combined with the fact that the 802.11b network in the campus
> where I wanted to use this device seems to have a severe jitter problem that
> is incorrectable by a reasonably-sized jitter buffer means that I am
> probably going to abandon this experiment, but it was interesting
> nonetheless.
>
> -Rusty
>
>
> On 12/14/05, Kerry Garrison < support at techdatapros.com> wrote:
> > But can they run Asterisk and create an IAX trunk back to your PBX while
> > running a softphone?
> >
> > I thought not.
> > -Kerry
> >
> >
>
>
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